The intelligencer., 1887-10-29

WAS IN Lexington on business, last lueSuaY.
Miss Carrie Philips. Of Malta Bend. enter
ed as boarding pupil in C. +. C. this week.
Mr.. X. S. Dinwiddie. wife and daughter,
Miss Bette. were in city shopping yesterday.
Jno. G. Young, No. 8. is able to be out
again after severe attack OF maIarial fever.
MIR. Thos. Cobbs and wife of Clay town
ship, were in the city shopping last Thurs.
day.
Mrs. Jennie F. Woodln, of North Creek,
! Ark, entered as pupil at c. F. C. this
week.
Miss Belle Graves returned, Thursday
! evening. from visits 10 friends, at Quincy and |
Wenonah.
Mrs. Fl. E. Russell aud Miss Fannie re.
turned, Thursday, from q two weeks visit
| to Richmond.
| Mrs. Geo. l.. Leyburn, and her daughter,
Miss Helen, left. thursday. for Springfield,
Mo. to visit relatives.
| Capt. Ward, of ". NJ. A., has been com.
PEELED to take six weeks furlough on
account of Ill-health.
DIR, Murphy, OF Greenton, has moved 10
Odessa, where the Democrat says he is going
to locate permanently.
Mr.. Ed. RyIand vii. supply the place Of
Capt. Ward during his leave of absence on
account of bad Nealth.
Miss Fannie Stewart spent last Saturday
and Sunday in Kansas City, visiting her
aunt, Mrs. j. Il. Robinson.
Capt. 8. j. Andrew is expected home this
morning. Miss Dovie will remain with her
relatives some time longer.
Misses S. Floyd Searcev and Nettie Glenn
| mems went to Kansas City to hear Booth and
take in the Exposition yesterday.
Miss Maris Wood was in st. Louis in
attendance on the marriage of her brother,
Lieut. NJ. Lindley Wood of the navy.
Mrs. Albert Keller went 10 Kansas City
this week to hear Booth and see the grand
opening of the Warder opera house.
N. Y. Herald :-"Murat Halstead's wife il
said to have converted him to republicanlsm.
By like means the original Adam fell"
Quite delegations of citizens of Clay
township were in attendance upon the Calla-
han trial Ell her as witnesses or spectators.
The present physician to the Queen of
Corea is reported 10 he Mrs. Ellis. an Ameri-
! can woman. who receives salary of 5000
a year.
Mrs. Jennie stewart, who has 5een visiting
the family of Mr.. Sim. Il. Price in ST..
Louis for about ten days is expected home
to- day.
Mr.. A. V. Robinson startled last Wednes-
day, for Texas, in the interest of the new
mill, which now has large and increasing
trade IN that state.
Mrs. James A. Garfield aud her daughter,
Miss MOllie, who were passengers on the
steamer, Arizona, from New York, have
arrived at Liverpool.
Misses Sallie Searcey, Nettie Clemmens,
Katie Hollis, and Mr. Chas, Loomis have
gone to Kansas City to attend the Booth l.
Barrett entertainment
Mrs. J. 4. Quarles, of lexington, Va, and
Mrs. Jno. Roberts. Of Louisville, KY, are
visiting the family Of Judge Richard Field
and other friends here.
We are glad To learn that the children of
Mr.. RObt. Beal. OF Clay township, who have
been sick with malar,al fever, are much bet
ter. and In a fair way to recovery.
Mr.. A. V. Robinson has moved his res
idence from the corner of II ain and Sixteenth
streets, to the elegant cottage belonging to
Mr.. Bauerle, on Twenty-fourth street.
Gen. Waddy Thompson died at Lamont,
No. few days ago. He WAS well known In
tfe state few years ago in connection with
tlse convict labor in the Montserrat mines.
tMr, Alexander Taylor. of WhitefieId coun-
ty:. ia, no ha. been visiting his brother,
Nj. Robt. Taylor, Tor about two weeks,
started on his return last Wednesday night,
Harrisburg Telegraph:-"A New YORK
man wants TO buy wife Tor $50. When he
gels one OF that kind, after lapse of sig
mouths, he will want to sell her for len
cents"
Squire ThoS. Chnn, of Clay township.
has been here the most of this week irving tn
find out, "What in the thunder has become of
all those fellows who signed The local option
petiiDn:'
Me'srs Timan Kemper, l.. 4. Fulton and
josiai Mann, Of Clay township, p 81 Cav,
hissh'vilIe, aud g. Barnett. Jr, of Alma,
made pleasant calls at the inteiligepcer otfice
this week.
Gen, Graham is better. He was up smok-
ing hispipe Thursday morning. The old man
has winderful constitution aud we hone he
VIII puA through this attack and live for Il
good long time
Mrs. Eco. p. Venable and two children
have bee, visiting Mrs. Richard S. Lomay at
Springfield. Mrs. Venahle is very favorably
impressed with Springfield, which Is a yery
pretty ant prosperous place.
MFR. B. :. Ireland arrived home from his
visit to reatiyeS IN Tenne ssee last Tuesday
He was accompanied here BY his two sisters
Mesdame-J. l., Glenn and L. G.. Bransfield
who VIII emaln q week or two.
omaha f0rid:-"Away with superstition,
a Michigan girl has fonnd ., l25 fonr leaf
oioVers ald isn't married yet An Omaha
girl who found out how to make pumnkin
PIE was married in three months
MIS- hinnie p. Slusher and Miss Josie
He sing paid the luteligencer u pleasant
VISIT lat W duesday Mrs. Slusher presented